Computerising

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  Centre To Give Funds For Computerisation Of All State, UT Cooperatives

  In a historic decision and for the first time, registrar of cooperatives of States and Union Territories (UTs) and Agriculture and Rural Development Banks (ARDBs) are being given funds by the Center for computerisation, Ministry of Cooperation said.

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  This Plate Of Chhola Kulcha Comes With 'Capsules' And 'Heere Moti', Nothing Illegal About It

  Move over the regular chhola kulcha because computerised chhola kulcha is here to take the street food game to the next level. Located in East Delhi is a chhola kulcha stall, which is unique and quirky in its own way.

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  Rs 5,000 Crore Project To Computerise 1.55 Lakh Post Offices

  A Rs 4,909 crore project for computerisation and networking of 1.55 lakh post offices across the country is being implemented by the government, Lok Sabha was informed today.

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  Philippine Police Raising Budget To Deal With Crime Fears

  The Philippine national police will have more money next year to modernise the force and fight lawlessness amid a pervasive fear of crime that has dominated the political scene, officials said on Tuesday.

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  Pak Islamic Body Says Full Face Veil Not Mandatory for Women

  In a significant ruling, a constitutional Islamic body in Pakistan has said that covering of face, hands and feet was not mandatory for women under Islamic laws.

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  Defence Personnel Can Collect Tickets From Any Rail Reservation Counter

  Defence personnel can now collect their booked rail 'i-ticket' from any computerised reservation counter as against the existing policy of collecting the ticket from the originating station of journey.

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  Kanpur Police Stations to Lodge Computerised FIRs

  The Kanpur police stations will now have computerised FIR system in place and the complainants will get a printed copy of their plaint.

• Computerisation of police stations to be completed in three years

  The process of computerisation of all the 16,000 police stations in the country, at a cost of Rs 2,000 crore, would be completed in another three years, a top official of the Department of National Crime Documentation, Delhi, said on Friday.

• Andhra Pradesh Government to computerise details of temple properties

  The Andhra Pradesh Government has decided to computerise the details of properties of the temples all over the state as a good governance initiative.

• Pollution Control Board to be computerised to issue approvals for industries

  In a bid to move towards a paperless office, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) would soon be computerised to issue approvals for private industries in the state.

• Complete computerisation of Commercial Taxes Dept announced

  With a view to ensure transparency and increase productivity, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today announced complete computerisation of Commercial Taxes Department, a key revenue generator for the government, and sanctioned Rs 230 crore towards this process.

• Computerisation of Public Distribution System soon

  In order to strengthen the effective functioning of the Public Distribution System (PDS), every sector under the food distribution process will be computerised by April, Union Minister of State for Food and Consumer Affairs K V Thomas has said.

• SRK's Rs 1 Crore Ra.One Suit Goes Digital

  The 3D action hero's outfit for Ra.One will get more expensive as Shah Rukh Khan insists on 'computerising' it to add special effects.

• Delhi police arrest a man who 'died' 12 years ago

  He thought that playing dead would lead to closure of all cases against him and he would be saved from jail term which would have followed his conviction. But then he didn't know that Delhi Police was equipped with Computerised Remote Identification of Suspects (CRIS) that they used to finally nab him.The accused Parvez Lalla, a resident of Tilak N...

• Hospitals to issue printed post-mortem reports

  Delhi Government has issued directions to its hospitals to prepare post-mortem reports in computerised format instead of producing them manually as illegible handwriting of doctors caused confusion.        The decision was taken after a Delhi court suggested a slew of measures, including preparation of post-mortem...